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SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION 



Carthage Chrysanthemum Show 



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OFFICERS 



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Helen Stkathek Mvek, President 

Mary Goodai.i. Kin(;, Mcc Prcsiiicnl 

\xr\ Hakkis Hart, Tfrasurcr 

Iennik Flum'KN MvI'.k, Secretary 



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f ARTHAGE intends to become as famous for her annual 
Chrysanthemum Show as has Beyruth for the Wagnerian 
Operas performed there^ or Oberammergau for the Passion Play^ 
depicting the life of Christ, given there every tenth year by 
its peasants. 

Our success before has much emboldened us, and the exhibi- 
tion this year has been prepared on a scale of beauty an<S 
magnificence never before attempted in the South. Three 
thousand seven hundred plants are entered for exhibition ; 
the very best musical and vocal talent of the State is engaged ; 
B. R. Currey, of Currey & Co., florists, Nashville, will judge ; the 
costumes are rich and beautiful ; the decorations are superb. 

The parade is added as a grand new feature. 



THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 



2:30 P. M., 



Exhibition Opfii fo the Public 



THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 

8 P. M. 

In the Main Hall the following program will be rendered: 

Address of Welcome Louise Garrett High 

Capitol Waltz Can/si 

Star Mandolin Club 

Dear Heart Ti/o Mater 

Kate Williams 

Fly Forth, O Gentle Dove Siro Pinoii 

Adolphus N. Williams ^ 

Tannhai'sek CtRANd March Beyer 

Katherine King anil Birdie Hale 

Dreamland Waltz Milton 

Star Mandolin Clul) 

Nut Brown Maiden 

Faelton Sextette 

Mocking Bird Souslx 

Adolphus X. Williams 

BZT BZT 

Faelton Sextette 



FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 



10 O'CLOCK, A. M. 

Arrival of special trains from Cookeville and Lebanon, and all points 
on the X. iV: K. Railroad. 

Arrival ot hack service from HartsvilJe, Dixon Springs, Red Boiling- 
Sprint^^s, Chestnut Mound, ( lordonsville and Alexandria. 



II O'CLOCK, A. M. 

Grand Parade — Main Street Oidy. 
Float— "Our Country." 
Float — " Our l^eauties." 
Flo.^t — " Our Chrysanthemums." 
Float — " America." 
Float — "The Cumberland." 
Float- -" Consolation." 
Thirty-two carriatjes decorated in Chrysanthemums and ri])bons — excpiisite 
taste displayed in their arrangement. 
Sixteen Bicycles — Decorated. 
TwKLA'K I^abv Carriages — Babies and carriages decorated. 



12:15 O'CLOCK, P. M. 
Lunch served in Main Buildin 



FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 



2 O'CLOCK, P. M. 

Following program will be rendered on stage in Main Hall : 

Mid-Summer Night's Dream Smith 

Katherine King and Birdie Hale 

Afterwards John Miwllin 

Kate Williams 

Dolphin Waltz / Pnrfcr 

Twinkle Little Star \ 

Star Mandolin Club 

Schneider 

Faelton Sextette 
Golden Dkeam Lennox 



Adoiphus X. Williams 

Dreamland Waltz / 

Jolly Farmer Schottische \ ■ • • • 
Star Mandolin Cluli 



Milton 



SoNc; OF thi'. Spoon A'. E. Sniythc 

Faelton Sextette 

Garden of Sleep ........ Isoctorc Dclaea 

Kate Williams 

SwLM Out O'CJradv Louull Trocy 

Adoiphus N. Williams 

1) LL of Far.e Carl Zocllincr 



FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 

5 O'CLOCK, P. M.~-A\VARI)I\G OF PkIZKS. 

(Jut Flcivvevs, Library Association, .... $10 00 

" " Second Best Collection, S. J. Thompson, 5 00 

Greatest \'ariety of Cut Flowers, C. N. Davis, . . 5 00 

Largest Cut Flower, 11 F. Sanders, .... 2 50 

Prettiest Boucjuet, . . 5 0° 

Prettiest Vase, H. E. Hart 2 50 

Design, T. P. Bridges 50° 

Second, G. W. Lewis, 2 50 

Six Yellow, The Good \- Reece Co 2 00 

Potted Plants. 

Collection of 18 or over, Friiest S. Hart, . . . $ 5 00 

" " " " " Second, John McMillin, . 2 50 

" 6 " " L. B. Flippin lV Co., . . 5 00 

" " " " Red, Plants to Value . . 5 00 

" " " " " Second, W. V. Lee, . 2 50 

" " " " " " Second, J. j. McClellan, 2 50 

Lavender, \V. B. Pickering 2 50 

\'ariegated, Dr. F. Swope, 2 50 

Pink, T. B. Read, Jr., 5 00 

White, Jos. Myer & Son 5 0° 

" Second, Geo. R. Callioun iV Co., . . . Vase 
Twelve, " Mum" Circle, .... Six Tea-spoons 

Consolation Premium, Mrs. A. H. King, . . . $ 2 50 

Standard, D. X. McDonald 2 50 

Yellow, Plants to Value 5 00 

Most Tickets Sold, Benton McMillin, ... 5 00 
Prettiest Decorated Carriage, Bicycle or Baby Carriage, 10 00 



FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 



Greece 



5 O'CLOCK p. M. — Booths as Follows: 

Japan 

Germany 

Italy 



United States- 



Costumes : 

Grecian — Kate King 
Japanese — Ella McMilliu 
German — Birdie Hale 
Italian — Lucy Hart 
United States — Alice Drifoos 
America — Bessie Fisher 
RoALAN — Eva Savage 



Zanilla, Queen of the Southern Branch of Gypsies, will be with us to. 
tell fortunes. 

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 

8 O'CLOCK, P. M. 
Art Exhibition open in Lower Hall. 
All Booths open. 



FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 



Blow Biglk, Blow 
Carnival of X'knke 



8 O'CLOCK, P. M. 
Main Stage Program 

Faelton Sextette 

Adolphus N. Williams 



Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-A / 

Ada May Waltz \ ' ' ' 

Star Mandolin Club 

You 

Forget Me Not 

Mary Mitchell 
He Will Not Leave You Comfortless 

Florence J. Watkins 



Thomas G. Shepard 
Martha 

Wt/liams 

Robyn 
. .Ini/a Anren 



Chrysanthemum Drill 
Allen LE^vls, Red Anna Laura Drifoos, Yellow 

Luctle Hale, Variegated Mai Savage, Pink 

Mary Lee McMiLLiN,Z^r7vv/(^/^/'- Sadie Ligon, White 
Mittie Oliver, Cream Lucv Ligon, Rose 

Lady Love Swope, Crimson Annie Lee Mver, Gold 

Ella Ward, Red 



My Queen 

Sue Donnell 
Florence Waltz / 

Will o' the Wisp Waltz \ • • • ' 

Byrd Pannell 

Winter Lullaby • . 

Fve SoMETHiN(i Sweet to Tell You 

Mary Mitchell 

Minuet in Costume 



Bhimenthal 

E)nil Lei b ling 

DeKoven 
Eaton Faninc 





Ladies 

Chandler 








Gentlemen 

Read 






Sanders 
Watkins 
Pannell 


Sue 




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Kin(; 

Davis 

Read 




II Bacio 
Mazurka 


Donn 


L. Ardibi 
Godard 



Byrd Pannell 
Jimmy Brown's Prompt Obedience 

f^lorence J. Watkins 



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Tine TODE^ 



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LMIQEST, PEST • ♦ " • 

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JOSEPH MYER, R, J, MONTGOMERY, HERMAN MYER, 

President. Vice-President. Cashier. 



Established 1850 incorporated 1870 



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GROWERS AND IMPORTERS 



ROSES, HARDY PLANTS, 



BULBS and SEEDS 



West grove, pa. 



The Maxwell House Shoe Co. 

Has received one of the 

MOST ELEGANT LINES 

OF 

FALL AND WINTER SHOES 

Ever Brought South 

Would be Glad to Have You Call When in 

Our City 

Mail Orders Promptly Attended to 

Maxwell House Shoe Co. 

403 Church St., Nashville, Tenn. 



BICYCLES * 




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Grade Line of Wheels 

In the Country 



Is Sold by the 



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QRAYiS: Dudley Hdwe.Co. 

Nashville, Tenn. 



Correspondence Solicited 



The McDonald House 

CARTHAGE, TENN. 

Most Commodious and Longest Established in the 
Good Estimation of the Traveling and 
Local Public 



Roomy, Comfortable and Well V^entilated 



Give Us a Call — Usual Upper Cumberland Rates 



Mrs. J. G. McDonald, Proprietress 

D. N. Mcdonald, supt. 



D.N. McDonald's Livery & Feed Stable 

A Large, Cleanly Kept, Well Ventilated, Comfortable 

Brick Stable, Cool in Summer and 

Warm in Winter 

BEST EQUIPPED IN UPPER CUMBERLAND 

Call for anything you want in the Buggy, Carriage, Surrey, Hack, Transfer, 
or Freight lines. Hack transfer of passengers, baggage, mail express, 
and freight to and from all trains and Red Boiling Springs. Special 
care of ladies and children consigned to our care. 

Rates as Low as the Cheapest 

I). N. McDonald, Proprietor 
Wm. JOHNSON, Manager 



B. H. STIEF JEWELRY CO. 

208 & 210 Union St., Nashville, Tenn. 
Headquarters in the South for 

5 DIAMOND & 

Rings Studs 

Pins Bracelets 

Brooches Scarf Pins 

Pendants Necklaces 

Ear Rings Cuff Buttons 

^.^ WATCHES--- — 

All the Standard makes of Swiss and American, cased 

in Gold, Gold-filled, Silver and Silverine; 

Each Watch fully guaranteed. 

FINE JEWELRY 

The 'Very latest up-to-date ** styles. Sterling Silver and 
Cut Glass Ware suitable for Weddings and 
Holiday Gifts. An immense assort- 
ment new patterns. 

STATIONERY 

Wedding Invitations, Cards, Etc. '' Correct Styles.^^ 
Orders by mail receive prompt attention. 

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CIGARS 
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LEBANON, .-..--- TENNESSEE 

Headquarters for 

DriiQS, ralnis.Oils, Books and sytion6ri! 



Our display of Holiday Goods will be Unsurpassed. Everything bought 
direct from Eastern Markets at Lowest Cash Prices. Silverware from Manu- 
facturers. Newest Designs for the Least Money. Imported Chinaware— 
Rich, Rare. Racy. Toys, Dolls, Etc., Etc. SOMETHING TO PLEASE 
EVERYBODY. 

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R. JELLICORSE, Editor 

The Oldest and B;st Newspaper in the Upper 

Cumberland Valley 

FIFTY CENTS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE 

Make your wants known through 

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Advertising Rates Reascnable 

OUR JOB OFFICE IS COMPLETE 

Samples of Fancy Work Always on Hand. 
Book Work a Specialty. 



Nf\SHVIbLE 

College for Young Ladies. 

Session Begins SEPTEMBER 2, 1895. Three Buildings, Rooms for 20Q 

Boarders, Forty Officers, Teachers, and Lecturers. Privileges 

in the Vanderbilt University. Eminent Lecturers 

Every Season. 



In MllQIP Two lirst-class Atusicians arc in cliavi^e of tlic iustruineutal and vocal 
II lilUolO (lepaitnients. AVitli tlieni are associated other teachers of tine culturt' 
and great skill in the prodnction of the best iniisiial comiiositions. Tupils enjoy advan- 
tages in liearinji highest style of music. 

Hiir Art rionartmonf is in three of the FINEST STUDIOS OF THK CITY. 

UUI Ml I UC^dl lllldlll beautifully lighted, and amply supplied with models. 
Pupils enjoy from time to time advantages foi' seeing and studying the best Art works, 
such as can Ik^ found only in a iirogressive and wide-awake city. 

Cnp Qniontifio QtiiHioc O"'' <'l«i'<'<es havo the i>rivilege of attending the 
rUl Ol/lclllilll/ OIUUICO lectures of A'aiulerbilt Professors in the Labora- 
tories of Chemistry, of Pli>sics. and of Natural Jlistory. thus giving us access to the 
. splendid resources' of the leading institution of the South. 

Oiin Pwmnociiim is fully eiiuipped for its work. Every species of ;ipparatus 
Ul UyillllaolUIII ic(iuisite for full development of the bodily organs is hert- 
provided for our flourishing classes. Our teacher for physical cultui-e is a former pupil 
of Dr. Sargent. 

film I itarorif QphoHiilo embraces a scheme of education extending over 
UUI LllClaiy ObllcUUlC ;i period of four years, and a mode of training 
which is in advance of competition. 

AViniiat*noi*\an '^^ '" ^^^^^ operation in connection with the college; and a 
rxlllUcI yal Icll Training Class for teachers and mothers who desire to learn. 
Frccbel's principles of child culture can be found in the city. 

The best Elocutionary Training l^a^Jsel'llnde^^heca^^"^^^^^ 

rill, of Vanderbilt University, who enjoys a national reputation in this field. 'leachers 
desiring further instruction "are invited to try this course. 

PrantirnI FHliratinn '^ I'l-ovided for pupils who desire to Irani Press 
riaOlll/al CUUl/allUII (Uitting and Kitting, Stenography, 1> pcwritnig and 
Hookkeeiting. 

Mannifirpnt Npia/ Rllilriinn K)Sxg,s feet, facing on Broad and V.uixliall 
IVIayillTlucill new DUIIUIIIll streets, live stories, grand rotunda, and 
elegant elevator, steam heat, ample parlors. This completes and crowns the work. 

An MnnoralloloH Hrnufth '^^'"o'" ol'scurity to national fame, from tifty 
An UnparaiieieU urOWin ,Hipils to begin with to a total enrollment of 
over four thousand. Send for Catalogue. 

REV. GEO. W. F. PRICE, D.D., President, 

No. 108 VAUXMALL PLACE, = = NASHVILLE, TENN. 



MALONE BROS. 

CARTHAGE, TENN. 

Livery and Feed Stable 

Drummers- Outfits a Specialty 

Buggies, Surreys and Spring Wagons, both Single and 

Double, and Cood Saddle Horses at 

Rock Bottom Prices 

CALL AND SEE US 



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«f\ND, STEAM, BUECTRICflND HYDRAULIC 
EbEVATORS 

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MftGHINISTS AND SRflSS FOUNDERS 

Pumps, Belting, Pipe and Fittings, and all Kinds of Mill Supplies. 
GENERAL REPAIR WORK SOLICITED 

NRSfiVILLE, TE,NN. 



WHAT IS SflID OF 

THE IMPROVED NEW ENTERPRISE STOVE 



It is the most perfect Stove I ever saw. I want one 
for my own use. 

I have cooked on the okl-fashioned step stove and 
other old-fashioned stoves all I'm going to. 

John, buy me one of the Improved New Enterprise, 
or what you call 'em, when you go to town. 

Maky, I don't think I can get one unless I go to the 
factory; the merchants say they sell them faster than 
they can get them. 

Jonisr, you can always get them at 

THE BKOAD ST. STOVE & TINWAKE CO. 

:515 BKOAD ST., NASHVILLE, TENN. 



KASCOE'S VEGETABLE PILLS 

Will cure Constipation and Headache. 

25 cents per bottle 
RASCOE'S SURE COUGH CURE 

Will cure Cough and Colds and Consumption. 

25 cents per bottle 

RASCOE'S ANTI-COLD AND LA GPJPPE TABLETS 

Will cure any cold in 10 or 12 hours. 

RASCOE'S WHITE LINIMENT 

Will cure Sprains, Bruises, Frost Bites, etc. 

25 cents per bottle 
RASCOE'S GREENBRIER CHICKEN POWDERS 

AVill keep j'our fowls from all diseases and make vmir hens lay. 
RASCOE'S GREENBRIER STOCK POWDERS 

Will make your horse well. 
RASCOE'S CHILL TONIC 

Will cure any case of chills on earth. 

M. RASCOE & CO., 

SOLE PKOPRI&TORS, 

GoK. Broad and /V\f\RKET Srs. NflSfiviLLE. Tenn. 



C. W. BAILEY, R. C. HAWKINS. 

LATE OF FERRISS A BAILEY 

BAILEY & HAWKINS 

WHOLESALE 

FRUITS, TRODUGE -d Gf\RDE.IH SEEDS 

COMniSSION HERCHANTS 

Seed Orders by Hail a Specialty 

177 NORTH MARKET STREET 

NASHVILLE = = = = TENNESSEE 



TIM H.MOORE DILLARD R MOORE 

MOORE BROS., 

MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS OF 

HARNESS AND SADDLES 

General Southern Agents for South Bend Chilled Plows 

141 AND 143 NORTH MARKET STREET 
NRSHVILLE TENNESSEE 



Smith County Bank and Trust Co 



GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. 
STATE AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY. 



directors: 



L. C ALEXANDER. GEO. A. HOWARD. H. B. OLIVER. 

JNO. A. FITE. C.N.DAVIS. T. P. BRIDGES. E. S. HANCE. 



BANK officers: 



JNO. A. FITE, President. T. P. BRIDGES, Cashier. 

L. C. ALEXANDER, VICE PRES'T. W. D. FISHER, ASS'T CASHIER. 

CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. 



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Carthage, Tenn. 



M. HOUSE W. J. IRBY W. M. HANNAH 

HOUSE, IRBY & CO. 

PROPRIETNRS OF 

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(OPPOSITE WEST SIDE HOTEL.) 

Lebanon, = Tenn. 



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Carthage, Tenn. 

^OC The Only Successful Weekly Paper in the State ^OC 

ALWAYS HUSTLING FOR NEWS AND TRADE. 
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GEO. S. HUNT, Publisher. 



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The standard of graduation has been raised and 
the enrollment largely increased in the last three years. 
A Catalogue will be sent on application. It will 
interest you. 



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PROPRIETORS OF THE 

Enterprise Livery, Feed 

AND SflLE> Stable 

DE,POT STREE.T, LEBANON, TENN. 

Patronage of the Public Respectfully Solicited 

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Solicitor in GHf\NG&RY 

CflRT«f\GE, TENN. 



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DIAMONDS, WATCHErAND JEWELRY, 

silvbr plated wf\re and clocks 
repairing of all kinds done promptly 

South East Corner Square 

Lebanon, Tenn. 



West Side Hotel 

J. M. WATKINS, Prop. 

RATES: T f >T-r 

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Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Gtianceru 

CARTHAGE, TENN. 

SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO COLLECTIONS 

W. D. GOLD 
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Solicitor in GHf\NCERY 

Cf\RTtif\GE ... - TENNESSEE 

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